Zarzis: Attractions and more...
Considering that tourism is the mainstay of the economy, the oasis has two hotel zones: one in the centre of the town and the other in the touristy zone which extends for nearly 8 km along the coast.
Zarzis offers an easy access to the mystical Tunisian island of Djerba, and tourists visiting Zarzis can indulge in themselves at exotic hotels such as The Odysee Resort, whose traditional Berber décor gives guests an insight into traditional Tunisian architecture. The local market is open on Mondays and Fridays, transforming the town into an area buzzing with activity. .
The French have left their mark on Zarzis with enchanting restaurants like Le Pirate offering delicious French cuisine. Traditional Tunisian dishes like the national dish Couscous and other specialties like Chorba (peppery soup) and Felfel mahchi (sweet peppers stuffed with meat) can also be sampled in local eateries.
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